Which is NOT a quote from BNW?

The population is easy to control and manipulate emotionally

What is the motto of The World State that implies it's social values?

'Community, Identity, Stability'

Which of the following is NOT a representation we need to look at? Representations of:

Acquisition and maintenance of political power

The module wants us to understand how different types of texts offer

Different versions & perspectives for a range of audiences

The FORM of Brave New World is

Satire, Futuristic, dystopian fiction

Module C requires us to study how representations are made through

Textual forms, choice of language and perspectives

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1
The title of Module C is
Representation & Text
Critical Study
Comparative Study
Area of Study: Discovery
2
In BNW, who says "I'm claiming the right to be unhappy?"
John the Savage
Bernard Marx
Helmholz Watson
Mustapha Mond
3
Which is NOT a quote from BNW?
The population is easy to control and manipulate emotionally
Universal happiness keeps the wheels steadily turning.
We condition the masses the hate the country.
When the individual feels, the community reels.
4
What is the motto of The World State that implies it's social values?
'Decanting, Conditioning, Stability'
'Stability, Community, Identity'
'Community, Uniformity, Identity'
'Community, Identity, Stability'
5
Which one of the following IS NOT an allusion that is made in BNW?
Henry Ford / Industrialisation
Religion / Christianity / God
Shakespeare / The Tempest / Othello
Genetics / DNA / Double Helix
6
What literary movement can we classify BNW as?
Modernist
Post-Modernist
Romantic
Neo-Classical
7
Which of the following is NOT a representation we need to look at? Representations of:
Individual, shared or competing political perspectives
People's political motivations and actions
Acquisition and maintenance of political power
Impact of political acts on the individual and society
8
Huxley DOES NOT satirise what?
Government Processes & Propaganda
Industrialisation & Mass Production
War & Medicine
Religion & God
9
The module wants us to understand how different types of texts offer
A timeless, poetic portrayal of people and politics
Different versions & perspectives for a range of audiences
The audience a deeper understanding of historical context
Different representations of people and landscapes
10
Which biblical figure is John the Savage most like?
James
Moses
Luke
John the Baptist
11
The FORM of Brave New World is
Folk Tale
Allegory
Satire
Futuristic, dystopian fiction
12
Module C requires us to study how representations are made through
Context, textual integrity and significance
Textual forms, choice of language and perspectives
Shared ideas, values and attitudes
Language and text
13
The TWO methods of representation we need to talk about in our BNW essay are -
Satire & Omniscient Narrator
Form & Perspective
Mustapha Mond & John the Savage
14
The composer of Brave New World is
Niccolo Machiavelli
William Shakespeare
Aldous Huxley
Henry Ford
15
Our elective for Module C is
Representing People & Politics
Intertextual Connections
Intertextual Perspectives
Representing People & Landscapes

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